Lettland

A predominately Protestant country, with a lot of Baltic-German and Nordic heritage.

Generiere eine zufällige Stadt in Lettland

Über Lettland

Latvia (Latvian: Latvija) is a European country with a coastline on the Baltic Sea. Being one of the three Baltic states, it shares its border with Estonia to the north and Lithuania to the south. It is also bordered by Russia on the east, Belarus on the south east and the Baltic Sea on the west.\nThe most famous travel spot is the capital Riga, whose Old Town is a World Heritage Site. There are many other great places to see, both urban and rural alike. Examples such as the city of Liepāja with its magnificent beach and the unique formerly secret military neighborhood of Karosta, Kuldiga with Europe's widest waterfall and Cēsis with its medieval castle ruins are just some of the various sights. Latvia's unspoilt sea coast is a 500 km long wild beauty, mainly consisting of white, soft sandy beaches. Forests cover approximately half of Latvia's territory and are home to many nature trails and nature parks.